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Huntin with Butch

Jim Miller

Publisher: Xlibris US

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I have always loved to write and probably should have pursued a career in writing. This book is written in my own words and my English teacher would probably wonder where she went wrong. This book is about my best friend and hunting buddy. Im hoping that you will realize the special bond that we had. This book is a collection of some very enjoyable times. I write this to not make fun of my pal, but to tell our story.  I hope in reading this book that it will put a grin on your face and maybe remind you of special times with your friends. We all have friends, but best friends are one of a kind and irreplaceable.
Available since: 11/16/2009.

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